Just be sure the electrical specs on your device indicate 100V to 240V, and you're good to go. Again, almost all newer CPAP machines work up to 240V automatically with no converter required, but some other devices you own (a hair dryer, for instance) may not have universal power supplies. There are travel size CPAP machines that work with a battery pack designed to power the machine for one to two nights before recharging there are units that plug into a 110volt outlet but use a converter built into the power cord to provide the machine 12volt power and there are units that run strictly on 110volt. Tip: When traveling in Europe or wherever the main power voltage is 240V (or anything above 120V) be sure the device you're plugging in has a universal power supply rated up to 240V, or that you're using a voltage converter to step down from 240V to 120V. It works with anything you might need to plug into a wall outlet during your travels. This doesn't just work with CPAP machine power cords (of course!). 222Wh Back-up Power Supply: Wide applications make it suitable for lots of devices 110V AC outlets can charge your CPAP machine, tablet, laptop, TV, fan, Christmas lights etc 2 12V DC Ports can be used for car vacuum, car refrigerator, car air fan and car charger etc 2 QC3.0 USB and 1 2. This single device accommodates every common wall outlet style around the globe.Īnd it gets better. Our plug adapter kit has all the adapters you need, built into a single convenient unit.įor use in more than 150 countries worldwide, including countries in northern and southern Europe, Asia, Africa, and Australia. All you need is a plug adapter for the wall outlet at your destination. But how do you plug your CPAP machine power cord into a wall outlet in a foreign country? Easy. Most CPAP machines have universal power supplies that allow them to be used anywhere in the world on various voltages ranging from 100V to 240V. However, you will need an inverter to energize the wall outlet that your machine is plugged into.
You also can power your machine on 120-volt service when unplugged. Simply plug the machine in and let it do its thing. Looking to use your CPAP machine when you travel? It's easy with our Universal Worldwide Travel Plug Adapter - All in One kit. The most common way to power your CPAP device is by using alternating current (AC) also known as 120-volt service.
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